No more silent shareholders

Get Elon Musk’s money out of politics—for good.

Make no mistake, when billionaires dismantle public services, the average American will not be safer or healthier.

Cutting vital public protections while favoring the wealthy betrays our country’s highest ideals. Essential public programs like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid support working families. Veterans deserve quality physical and mental health care. Communities will be less prepared for natural disasters. When billionaires like Musk attack these safeguards, they’re making America more expensive for everyone except themselves.

This isn’t just about politics—it’s about economics. Tesla’s decline reflects growing awareness that billionaire interests directly conflict with the economic well-being of ordinary people. Financial analysts blame Musk for Tesla’s sagging stock value and plummeting sales. Investors have grown increasingly worried that Musk’s meddling in politics is a distraction that could harm the company’s bottom line.

It’s time for small investors to weigh in

Many Americans’ interaction with the stock market is limited to retirement investing. With our money bundled into mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (EFTs) that contain Tesla stock, we are silent shareholders, largely trusting the financial elite to keep our interests in mind. Our money is being used against us—financing the very billionaires whose laws and regulations make our lives more expensive and less stable.

We demand control over our own financial futures. We want an S&P 500 exchange-traded fund that excludes Tesla.

“The first truth is that the liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic state itself.“
— President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
message to Congress on the Concentration of Economic Power, (1938)